Broker Review

The site acces-hera.com presents itself as an investment / trading-related service platform, purporting to be affiliated with or representing the collective investment vehicle HERA SICAV. However, regulatory and consumer-warning bodies advise that acces-hera.com is not actually authorised by the relevant regulator and appears to be engaged in fraudulent activity.

• On 1 September 2025 the global alert network of IOSCO referenced acces-hera.com as impersonating HERA SICAV and noted it was not registered with the relevant Luxembourg regulator.

• Consumer watchdogs in France  flagged acces-hera.com as part of a fraud network, highlighting domain creation date (May 2025) and other risk‐factors.

•  Acces-hera.com a very low trust-score (score labelled “Faible”).

So, while the site may appear superficially like a trading/investment proposition, the evidence strongly suggests it is fraudulent or high‐risk.

Domain and registration issues

• The domain was created in May 2025 (28 May 2025) and is set to expire in May 2026.

• The WHOIS registration shows privacy protection, preventing identification of the real owner.

• The site has low traffic ranking and is newly established, which are common traits of scam sites.

Regulatory warnings

• The site was listed in a warning by the Spanish regulator (via CNMV) as “acces-hera.com (clone)” impersonating HERA SICAV and operating without authorisation.

• IOSCO flagged it under “Fraud and Other Types of Misconduct” for impersonation.

Consumer-trust scoring very low

• The rates continous ‘very low’ trust scores for new domains hiding ownership.

• Missing legal/physical address, no registered business ID, and links to fraud‐related keywords.

Promises and modus operandi

• Reports from Broker Horizon state that acces-hera.com markets itself as a “premium forex signal provider” with guaranteed high returns and “win rates over 90%” — none of which are verified. Victims report being asked to send money (often crypto or wire) and then cut off.

• The site is part of a network of domains flagged for investment fraud/clone schemes.

Taken together this makes the site extremely high‐risk for anyone considering investing or transferring funds through it.

Verdict

The evidence strongly suggests that acces-hera.com is a fraudulent investment scam. The combination of domain infancy, hidden ownership, regulatory warnings, and consistent red flags about guaranteed returns and high win rates make it a site to avoid.